BIO120H1 Lecture : Notes taken during lecture

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Selectins the next type of anchoring junctions. not catenins in this case don"t need to know the actual name. also clustered giving interaction high avidity strong velcro interaction. cells secrete yellow stuff, which cells stick to. weak adhesion and rolling on selectins strong adhesion and integrins. cells will move in between endothelial cells and. Immunoglobulin superfamily: these proteins have immunoglobulin domain, immunoglobulin = antibody, antibody made up of those ig domains, cd4 = ex. of immunoglobulin superfamily protein, multiple ig-like extracellular domains , mediate calcium-independent, homophilic or heterophilic receptor interactions . Like cadherin like proteins outside cell but inside cell, linked to intermediate filaments, instead of actin. adaptor proteins linking adhesion complex to intermediate filaments not catenins, different proteins. strengthening tissues www. notesolution. com: ex. skin, where intermediate filament is keratin. Desmosomes connectin intermediate filaments from cell to cell large network that gives skin a lot of tensile strength.

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